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Happen without someone being involved and someone knowing it happened? you follow me? however that happened, somebody knows. >> the interrogator will suggest the scenario for the crime and make it clear if this is the way it happened, you can go home at the end of the day. >> if you tell us accidentally you caused this injury last night or the night before, well still drive you home tonight. >> thats the magic word. accident. he keeps putting in, it was an accident, and it was an accident. >> do...

Conference unprecedented? has any director ever done this before? they went back through the archives and they could not find a record of anybody doing this before but said they couldnt be sured. >> its classified, the answer to that question. barbara starr, appreciate it. reaction now from two former cia officers. glen carle and gary burgison. jaw breaker, the attack on bin laden and glen karl is the author of the interrogator and education. so dwlglen, he had a nuanced anr when it came to the ...

Of "the interrogator." glen, you worked at a black site. i know you cant go into details any mr. that that. >> you dont define yourself by practices of the enemy. the enemy is appalling, i dedicated my life to stopping these people. theyre terrible. no debate about that. the issue is who are we? what do we need to be? torture doesnt work. it is illegal according to all laws. multiple. cite them and fill up your entire program with them. it is clear what happens. you dont talk to the wolf about w...

When dick cheney talks about enhanced interrogation techniques, you know theyre talking about torture. tonight were not talking right or wrong. we all know where we stand on that one already. lets talk about one simple issue. does it work? if in a terrible situation where the country has a lot on the line. should the president give the go ahead to give it a try or not? is there a plausible case based on human instinct, human history, what we call common sense that giving someone pain gets them t...

Whatever is necessary in order to make that pain stop. and thats why theres also a wealth of misinformation that comes out of people who are being subjected to it. >> thats one of the big debates that the torture report has set up. did it work? was it worth it? probably a bigger question for many, was it right? we certainly now know senator john mccains stance. >> its been his stance for a long time. he, of course, was a whizzer prf war for many years in vietnam. glenn carl is the author of "the...

When dick cheney talks about enhanced interrogation techniques, you know theyre talking about torture. tonight were not talking right or wrong. we all know where we stand on that one already. lets talk about one simple issue. does it work? if in a terrible situation where the country has a lot on the line. should the president give the go ahead to give it a try or not? is there a plausible case based on human instinct, human history, what we call common sense that giving someone pain gets them t...

Specific rules for the interrogator and detainee involved. none of these assurances, which the department of justice relied on to form its legal opinions were consistently or even routinely scari routinely carried out. in many cases, important information was withheld from policy makers. for example, former chairman bob graham asked a number of questions after he was first briefed in september 2002 but the cia refused to answer him, effectively stonewalling him until he left the committee at the...

Intelligence officials have said it doesnt work. john mccain doesnt believe it works. so people with some expertise make that case. this report should be -- >> i think a common sense answer is, it depends. >> chris, i think youre right. but i would also say this, and im going to press this point. i do not favor torture. i do think there is such a thing as coercive, aggressive interrogation methods, short of torture, that work in the hands of a professional who knows how to get somebody to unders...

>> i think a common sense answer is, it depends. >> chris, i think youre right. but i would also say this, and im going to press this point. i do not favor torture. i do think there is such a thing as coercive, aggressive interrogation methods, short of torture, that work in the hands of a professional who knows how to get somebody to understand they will not get the comfort they want unless they are cooperating. and the way it works, the interrogator knows the answers to most of the questions h...

In the back of the skull and theyre going to think you did it on purpose. >> why would you do that? >> i dont know. >> the way in which this part of the interrogation goes, the creating in the sense of an individual they have all the power is by the interrogator introducing what i refer to as evidence ploys. an evidence ploy is any statement which, if it were true, would link the person to the crime. >> theres a fracture in the back of the skull, okay? and thats not something that happens -- i j...